The Minnesota's Human Rights Stories Oral History Project (MHRO) archives the complex and informative histories of Minnesota-based human rights advocates.
Master of Human Rights students Mila Hellfyre Hernandez, a Gen Z student, and Peter Klicker, a Baby Boomer, have built a meaningful mentor-mentee relationship.
This spring, Human Rights Initiative Manager Amelia Shindelar was honored with the University’s Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate and Professional Education.
Minnesota’s creative community has built solidarity among community members and empowered them to resist human rights violations, not just in Minnesota, but across the globe…
Master of Human Rights student Darlington Seghbean presented on his book about the experiences of the Liberian community living under Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
Aisha Hersi (CLA ‘26) and Sanket Deshpande (CLA ‘27) are exploring and researching mass atrocity crimes through the 2025-2026 Hrant Dink Human Rights Scholarship.
Human rights scholars and experts on international law have signed an open letter raising profound concerns about U.S. government violations of human rights and international…
MFA student in Creative Writing and Scribe for Human Rights Amna Chaudhry presented on her work exploring the experiences of female textile workers in Pakistan.
